Electronic Boost control from unused wire in loom
#1
Electronic Boost control from unused wire in loom
I just got my EBC in the other day from DIYautotune. I want to wire it in but what I see most people do is connect P6T to boost control in and boost control out to one of the DB15 pins. I want to avoid using P6T if I can so I can run sequential injection later on.
I really don't want to run a wire into the DB connection in front of the MS so I was wondering if anyone has used something from the stock wiring harness to run boost control. That way the install looks nice and clean. I have a 90 1.6L car without AC or PS, has anyone tried to wire their EBC in like this?
I really don't want to run a wire into the DB connection in front of the MS so I was wondering if anyone has used something from the stock wiring harness to run boost control. That way the install looks nice and clean. I have a 90 1.6L car without AC or PS, has anyone tried to wire their EBC in like this?
#2
Yes you can run it through any unused wire in the engine bay that goes back to the ecu. You would just need to hook up the corresponding wire at the ecu to whatever output you set EBC to. I don't know 1.6 cars off the top of my head so I can't really recommend what wire to use. Maybe something in AFM connector.
#4
Yes you can run it through any unused wire in the engine bay that goes back to the ecu. You would just need to hook up the corresponding wire at the ecu to whatever output you set EBC to. I don't know 1.6 cars off the top of my head so I can't really recommend what wire to use. Maybe something in AFM connector.
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#5
So I think I found it. It's a yellow wire labeled 2x on this diagram.
So in the Megasquirt itself how do I identify where this wire is pinned?
Here is the .PDF in case you can't see the hosted jpeg. http://www.miata.net/garage/ECU%20Pi...90-93%20MT.pdf
So in the Megasquirt itself how do I identify where this wire is pinned?
Here is the .PDF in case you can't see the hosted jpeg. http://www.miata.net/garage/ECU%20Pi...90-93%20MT.pdf
#11
So will the wiring look something like this...
Inside Megasquirt
4X to Boost Control Out
IAC/PT6/PA0 to Boost Control In
Inside Car
Polarity isn't important with the MAC valve so..
Yellow wire from purge valve to one wire on the MAC valve
Other wire on MAC valve to any ground
Is this correct or is my understanding wrong?
Inside Megasquirt
4X to Boost Control Out
IAC/PT6/PA0 to Boost Control In
Inside Car
Polarity isn't important with the MAC valve so..
Yellow wire from purge valve to one wire on the MAC valve
Other wire on MAC valve to any ground
Is this correct or is my understanding wrong?
#12
No, the megasquirt is a switching ground in this application. The other side of the valve must be wired to 12V. That's why the purge valve is cool, it is an ECU switched ground wire and a 12V wire off the main red/white engine feed.
Or you could wire it to ground, just won't do much at all.
Or you could wire it to ground, just won't do much at all.
#17
Not that I've ever heard of anyone having a problem before, but the DIYauto valve is only rated at 122f/50c.
Since you should always source the wastegate source after the intercooler, as close to the throttle body as possible it just made sense for me to mount it off over there, near the throttle body on the cold side.
One wire connects to a 12 volt source, the other to the Megasquirt, the valve wiring is not polarized so it does not matter which wire you run to 12v+ and which to switched ground at the EMS. It is NOT recommended to mount the valve in a direct, extreme heat source so, if you can, mount it off to the side of your engine bay keeping maximum valve temps at or under 122*F.